I am concerned that short-circuiting the evidence-based, science-driven, risk-informed process could force the EPA to shortcut necessary elements to issuing a strong and legally sustainable regulation.
Greg Walden: “I am concerned that short-circuiting the evidence-based, science-driven, risk-informed process could force the EPA to…”
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Walden expresses concern over potential regulatory shortcuts affecting EPA's PFAS regulations.
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